Buddh International Circuit

Buddh International Circuit is a FIA Grade 1 motorsport race track located at Jaypee Sports City along the Yamuna Expressway in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Inaugurated in October 2011, it hosted the Formula 1 Indian Grand Prix from 2011 to 2013. Designed by Hermann Tilke, the 5.137 km circuit with 16 turns is India's premier racing facility and a major venue for motorsport events and track experiences.

Visitors can expect a large, modern race circuit with a 5.137 km asphalt track, 16 turns, long back straight, pit complex, grandstands and paddock buildings set in open flat terrain. Access is typically during scheduled motorsport events, track days, or pre-booked guided tours and driving experiences. Visitors can view the track, grandstands, pit lane and control tower, and may experience go-karting or supervised driving activities when offered.